Likelihood of heart problems - stress test and cath Posted: 11-08-07 09:08am
I had a stress test and Cath do to my
family history and the fact that I turned
50. It showed I had a 30% blockage in one
artery and the rest were clear.
The cardiologist said that was not bad for
a 50 year old male and with my family
history.
I had a couple panic attacks recently
brought on by almost fainting from heat
stress a couple of months ago.
Now it has me worried about my heart.
I was having pain in my left arm do to a
upper back problem but now it scares me. I
went to PT and he thinks it is from my
back and shoulder.
How long could my arm hurt if it was my
heart.
Is it possible to have pain in the arm
from your heart for a long time and not
have a heart attack.
I have not had shortness of breath and no
severe chest pain
Thanks
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Hia Posted: 11-08-07 12:24pm
Im In The same boat arm pains chest pains
and even jaw pains back pain evrything ive
had it for a year im only sixteen they
rekon its only stress and anxiety but i
think its cardiac!!
i think you have worked yourself up to
much !!! look at me ive had it for a year
and im ok for the time being
cardiac pains does not hurt when your
touch it or any sudden movements want make
it hurt !!!
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